Practice of using chopt to disable database options

I'm wondering whether it is common practice to use the program chopt (resides in $ORACLE_HOME/bin) to disable certain non-licensed database options (11g onwards) (on 12c you can even disable partitioning) .

The advantage being that disabled options cannot be inadvertently used (which may hit you license-wise later).

The disadvantage being (I think) that patches applied will not be applied to disabled options, which when later enabled will leave your oracle-home partly patched, partly unpatched.

We try to remember to do it immediately after install.

What do you do?

Regards Niels Jespersen

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